Hang in There, Tokiyuki, Until the Day You Retake Kamakura (がんばれ
Hoshina and his army decide to retreat from Kawanakajima after hearing what Tokiyuki and Saemontaro Shinomiya, a Suwa Sect warrior, had to say. But Kiyohara is evil and crafty – he won’t let this slide without a fight.[1]
Synopsis[]
After being persuaded by Tokiyuki and Suwa Shinto Party's Shinomiya Saemontaro, the Hoshina forces decide to retreat from Kawanakajima.
However, the ruthless provincial governor is not going to let this go unnoticed, so they fight on the plains while protecting their subjects.
The Hoshina forces and the Elusives Warrios are outnumbered by the provincial governor's forces.
Can Tokiyuki use his specialty of "escape" to become a general?
What will be the outcome of this retreat where "fleeing is winning"?[2]
Summary[]
To be added...
Characters in order of Appearance[]
- Suwa Yorishige
- Hikari
- Sakae
- Homare
- Hojo Tokiyuki
- Kojiro
- Hoshina Yasaburo
- Wada Yonemaru
- Kiyohara Shinano-no-kami
- Shizuku
- Kazama Genba
- Fubuki
- Shinomiya Saemontaro
- Hoshina's Warriors
- Ichikawa Sukefusa
- Yuki Sanjuro
- Mochizuki Ayako
Gallery[]
Episode Previews[]
Anime and Manga Differences[]
- The anime begins with Yorishige's narration seen in Chapter 29.
- The anime adds a scene of Hikari, Sakae, and Homare watching outside Yorishige's tent.
- The anime removes the scene of Shizuku introducing Yonemaru.
- The anime adds a scene of Tokiyuki drinking water to sober up while planning to defeat Yonemaru.
- The anime removes Genba's comment about Hoshina.
- The anime adds a scene of Kojiro riding a horse.
- The scene where Yonemaru attacks two of Hoshina's warriors is changed in order in the anime, while in the manga this scene appears after Kojiro finishes talking to Fubuki, while in the anime, Kojiro only sees the warriors flying and it is not until his fight with Yonemaru where the scene of Yonemaru attacking them is shown.
- In the anime, when the narrator explains that getting hit at the speed of a horse is the same as getting hit in boxing, computer-generated scenes of horses and people boxing are shown to illustrate this.
- The anime removes Kojiro's explanation where he explains that the situation is similar to if a group of people is run over by a giant scooter.
- The anime removes the scene where Yonemaru explains that he does not want to kill Kojiro but that he needs to do so in order to gain the kokushi's trust and gain influence.
- In the anime, the last warrior who yells at Kojiro is found killing Yonemaru's warriors, while in the manga he is found defending himself from enemy attacks.
- The anime removes the explanation of why a mounted warrior should not stop in the middle of a battle.
- As Ishikawa walks away from the Kokushi and Fubuki approaches him to cut him, the anime shows a close-up of Fubuki's ride while the manga shows Fubuki's shadows approaching.
- In the anime, during the scene where Tokiyuki shoots arrows, several members of the Hoshina faction are seen, however in the manga only Shinomiya is seen while the other warriors are random warriors.
- In the anime, when Kojiro talks about how he cut Yonemaru, Yonemaru is seen with a horizontal cut across his face while in the manga Yonemaru is lying down with his back showing.
- In the anime when Hoshina and his warriors arrive at their base, Genba can be seen standing on Shinomiya's shoulders, while in the manga Genba is in front of Shinomiya.
- In the anime, at the farewell of both groups, a scene of Fubuki being hungry is added so Shinomiya offers them to stay to have a feast to celebrate the victory, being an original scene from the anime.
- The scene where Tokiyuki and the others are at a lake talking is original to the anime.
- The scene where Ayako and Shizuku wake up and Yorishige tells them that the battle is over is original to the anime.
- The scene where Genba sees a woman and bleeds from his nose is original to the anime.
- The anime ends with a painting exemplifying the arrival of Tokiyuki, Kojiro, Genba and Fubuki to Suwa.
Trivia[]
- The last image is a photo of modern Kamakura.
References[]
- ↑ Crunchyroll Synopsis
- ↑ Episode 12 Synopsis Official Page
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| ← | VS Kokushi Arc | → |
|---|---|---|
| Manga | ||
| Chapters | 24 • 25 • 26 • 27 • 28 • 29 • 30 • 31 | |
| Volumes | 3 • 4 | |
| Anime | ||
| Episodes | 10 • 11 • 12 | |
| List of story arcs | ||